Thursday, June 27, 2013

Fairfield Methodist Secondary School, Singapore


 
 Students built the clay kiln (a traditional oven) successfully after a hard try!
 
 
 
Wrote their wishes and prayers on a sky lantern and saw it flew up the dark sky!
 
 


 
 And here they are: the students and teachers of Fairfield Methodist Secondary  School of
Singapore. They stayed at Toucheng Leisure Farm for 2 days and one night.

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